Sutton Memorial High School - Exitus Yearbook (Sutton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1986 volume:

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CCS q ui? it 4' ' f N I ,.f' X Af.. 4 We OOO We dedica this, ou ed bes hills have thr ye H te r yearbook, to one who has walk- ide us up the and down as we traveled ough our three ars here at Sutton igh. This person has aid- ! ed us in getting out of several predica- ments. When these occasions arose and the future looked dim, she furnished the spark with which ,, fd we ignited our am- , . . ,adny bitions. ' f Because she has de- voted such an abun- nce of time an energy to our cause-- the class of 1986-- dedicate this earbook to her: class advisor, rs. Anne Licopoli. Z5 OGG 00 ll W, l r if . fwf f Q M ' K . . 7 , , I KI K K 3' cs E wi- Q ,f , mi 3 it ex ff, ,f 7...Administration 9...Teachers l3...Freshmen l6...Cross Country l8. J.V. Soccer 20. . .Gir1s' Soccer 22. . .Boys' Soccer 2Q...Field Trips ...Fall ...Rings ..Art Connection Z 4 . ,Y ,,. , ' 'W , 1 . V ' 1 , w ,wr A ' V I 'if' It 'Wm ,. W N' 455, 5 Mi I Q .1 r ,, W -412 W, i 1,1 , fl gist X In . Gordon J. Spence Superintendent SUTTGN SCHOGL COMMITTEE ANDREW SMITF ANNE FOX SUZANNE HORNE iw AA ROSS WEAVER Edward F . Grant Principal 3 QL Glwillbury Savings 'Bank member FDIC Veto F. Filipkowski Asst. Principal Michel Perron Athletic Director Guidance f' ,xn Hifi ,NJ IIV RT BQDY Q ' l x is C. D. B L J. l A s X 1 gn if , ii V , Merchant Muradian . Johnson . Bacnand S. Legg Ettamarna E. Cnomka ,QE ' ' 2mm,,.6v1 Kf Y' 106 GROVE STREET WORFESTER MA ' 'X , x 1 y I O'Dea Farineau Lamontagne Ellis Dudley Bjorn Woelfel Trudell Licopoli Boule M, Mmm R M6 Su11m.Nl. 11 Egg 1 N Leonard 4 ,gm W Brosnlsnan J ' A Keegan f- is M Hood D KOZlK 'ga vii erson nel P. 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Regional Conference Algonquin High School Northborough MXZ3 Chorus Algonquin High School Northborough Sludems remember HOn seeing the Renoir exhibit, I imagined myself being rich and famous...H HQuincy Market - a great place to eat -H HThe town of the State HOuse provided ah appreciation of local history and politics ' HGreat tour of the J.F.K. Library. T believe that everyone should see it. ASSOCIATED REAL ESTATE CAHILL - GRENIER - OLIVERI flllSS I?residents -IW I S I sill: Robert Brown David Cofsky Valerie Agos Carrie Dudley I I I I Elections I f I lim-I?resulents cretarles l'9ilSlll'Bl'S 14 Joelle Bachand '86 Michael Piercey '87 Diane Rigney '88 Paul Ferreira '89 X537 IU Dx -ay:-, of Q., Lynne Taillfer Merri-Ellen Martin Tracy Gosselin Colleen Conley It 2 .lun lv .Qs ',. -X . 'b. bf' f Scott Scholten Christine Annis Kimberly Conley Jay Morello Village Knoll Variety, Inc' ,, 19 4 ,Q 3 Student Council Mike Cofsky Mr. Perron, L. Rucker, R. Brown, E. Martin Steve Davis J. Giguere, S. Keown, C. Dudley, D. Cofsky Student Advisory M. Peladeau, V. Agos, L. Bergoffen, K. Baker, R. Piercey, M. Cofsky. ZX' ,I ..Z 'g In Sante ljqg Speciqul Janel Maki Cynthla Lavallee Student Govt. Day D.A,R. Winner Voice of Democracy Robert Brown 4 . A gg X . ' R ,of 'uf l 4, ..': - fr X r Q.,,. - , Jigrgvx.-I: K I 5' R501 2 t K W 2 A fe X xl as 'G 2 2 X I Flnallgf Janel Maki CA1ternateD Iffihfff n . X1 ,ff ff' i Lf ' s4h2':,X' f '29 , x 52, f il 030 Pr 5? .J nq 42632 QW pffx Pb 1' JN- Ox flu The Suzies '85 season should be remembered as the girls first time going to the districts. This especially strong season edeed with a 1h-3-2 record. The team's most valuable asset proved to be their offense, led by Gail Russell with 19 goals. Tremendous help was furnished by senior captains Cathy Stevenson and Carrie Murray. The high point of the season for the Suzies was beating rival Millbury for the 3rd time in the district game, during which there was a double overtime and sudden death. The score was 2-1. The 1985 Sutton Cross-Country Team ended a season of experience with a 6-win 8-loss record. A 1h:h2 record was set for Sutton's 2.7mile course by junior Mike Piercey during the second race against Bromfield. This record eclipsed the previous one of 1M:5b set by Steven Davis. The best race for the team as a whole was the second race against Bromfield, at home. Although Sutton lost this race, all teammates set persaonal best times. All in all, '85 was a year of experience for the young team. Hopefully, '86 will be a peak season for Sutton Cross-Country! The Sammie J.V. team had a super season with a 10-O record in conference play. The only 2 losses were to f1 Wachusett--the hardest games of the season. The team played very well together. High scorer for '85 was Dan Loach. Goalie Shawn Courtney deserved recognition and attention because he posted many shutouts. '85 should also be remembered as the season in which the J.V. went undefeated in the Dual Valley Conference. Despite being ousted in the District E semi- finals, the 1985 soccer team was very successful. The team was louded with talent, including ten seniors and eight returning. The season began in Millbury on September 17. The game was thrilling with non-stop,up-and-down E? action. The Sutton fans were not disappointed as the Sammies came away with a 2-1 victory. Few league games stood out, as the Dual Valley Conference was somewhat weaker than in past years. But, the Douglas team, which had plagued this group for the previous two years, again frustrated the Sammies. They defeated Sutton once at home and played them 1-1 in Douglas. And then there were the Bromfield Trojans. Twice during the season, the powerful Trojans de- feated Sutton. The most memorable, and maybe the most exciting game in the history of the rivalry, to kiplace on Octobfig ,I+ in Harvard. In the soak- ing rain and cold te peratures, Bromfield scored three times in the second half to steal the Sammies 2-O lead and walk off with a 3-2. Arts Connection IOII7 The Kunitz Testival Machanics Hall Worcester I0f28 Shakespeare Ensemble MIT Cambridge llfl6 China Today Boston Museum of Science Boston Students remember HChina Todayn exhibit was fantastic. I was impressed by the discipline and artifacts of the country.H nChinatown was fun! I liked the food. But, possibly worse then the defeat itself, Sutton lost victory, it's star goalie, David Carter, to an injury which occured late on the first half. The strong Sutton club was unchallenged throughout the remainder of the season and en- tered the District E tournament with an impress- sive 11-3-1 record. In the opening round, the Sammies faced the Woolies of Millbury, who had vastly improve since the season opener. During the game, the Sammies scored twice early. They then played strong defensively and held on to win,2-O, advancing them into the semifinals. For the third time, they fell short. On the Omni-turf of WPI's alumni field, in the harshest of weather conditions, the Sutton team fought hard to come within 3-2 of the Trojans, after being down 3-O. But, with only seconds left, the Trojans scored, The season was over. i But the consistent coaching of Mr. Ellis, T backed with a young and talented returning group next year, should provide many thrills to come. .I OCLI .7 ' i N' In xfwx .ies 3l...Juniors 35...Sophomores Q 39...Underclassmen 5 candids 4O...The Holiday 42...Candy Sales 43...Christmas 44...Cheerleaders 46...J.V. Basketball 48...J.V. Basketball ' 5l...Vars1ty Basketball 53...Varsity Basketball 57...Ski Club 1:54 58...Newspaper 59...Yearbook 60...Band 6 Chorus .H.S. infer Y-sl!! 1 1 'I .P K 1 it l,. ye. 5 'smirk' ww The Sophomore? '3clc2l1cP Being a sophomore is like being the peanut butter in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Teddy Sargent, Mike Szocik, Sandy Skinner, Dave Noel, Shane Libbey, Bill Sawicki, Chris Rucker, Beth Smith, Beth Riel, Chuck Rucker, Diane Rigney, Jeff Patterson, Jamie Pelszarski Tracy Williams, Rebecca Perry, Melissa Saldana, Kristen Maki Marcella Tomsu, Colleen Skowronski, Sandy Mosczynski, Missy Willette, Tara Wunschel, Gail Russell, Scott Vernon, Dwayne Saldana, Wade Langway, Martin Morgan, Robert Salvas, Julie, Wark, Alton Thatcher, Willie Mooney, Jeff Nedonoscik, Jim Sardnola, Alicia Lamoureaux, Laurie Bouvier, Ed Briggs, Cindy Chase, Leslie Mayo, Kim Henrikson, Kristen Johnson, Diana Geranmi, Val Agos, Kelly Baker, Chrissy Bardier, Janet Leber, Neil Ford, Pat Conley, Mark Davis, Tracy Gosselin, Marie DiNinno, Mike DeHaan, Winslow Forsythe, Joe Camarra, Rick Horne, Steve Colorio, Terry Anyon, Joe Baltramaitis, Jim Chase, John Bjork i ,1 Yam? n a I N 5 5-Y . in ff Tl..-nl 4-2 Q32 1' . U Nfy' , f, A, 1 Y .,, . .fag y 'iii-5,? ,.g ' - ., .ff P iQ2.f2' 1 f, L bl 1 1' f- ' 8 j M Y I ar' lx 4. lm - -+ 3 The flunior Sci To be a junior is awesome. I like my classes, my teachers are great an I'm having fun. 1 -as-' r -o I 4 5 I ' ,W .53 .,. - 9 .. 94. A ' Q -. I . ' Q . . --,, Q 4 xo- V -. V5 Q. . ,. 304' ':Y,J'7'!'C ! ' 5lh ,- ff 'f k- 5 Jyff-if' bf :Nu .J 1' . - .9 -' 1 . - 0 - m ..- -', -- -. ' ' Q' xi 7 .X Jvfqi' -' ' ,Q , h - , ' , im, J. 4 9 I. Q N , .. . ff J' .-, , . V 1 ,nip . 4 q'- . ' -'4'ff:'f, 9' Q 'A Q 3 W' r if Q ' A-13 ef' x P351 '.' I'!'5. z I ' -01 , . 'fA ' . 1 5 ' sv. wi'-, 9 ,R 4 ' 1 , A .., . . '1- fx' N 5' 2 .,1- x 3 , Q 3-, .Y f .Q gf: - - Sl.. w ,Q L 1 .vi ,mst W K f? f, Jw, . ..- Q 4- 0 1' J qt' N , it i -, ! . bm IAJ4 1.n.4 .4 . .' -,hu 4? ,, E ' ' K F' ' 'Q fx' N 'tg ,H Q I sta' 'L,,'1 f N-' 7,6 I V 'Pin 1 I , A . 1 W - 1- ' 4 rs, I '. -,M ' ,-7.. ,ag TW- ' Ye , '. . H D 1? ff' -SN' 'mf T' ,P 1 4 J 4? 4 r .J- h 1 J, X h 'L 'H an X D N C1 I 1 . f X IIICII WT FUI Flllili IIAMS Q A,- -i M 13 ':i i' Field Trips H fm: 1' RLINJH . '12- A E553 ' u' K 'a 'iigrf' 1 kv' Hx! R A 4 l2f5 l2flI l2!l2 IXI6 2f28 2!l5 3!5 x at Jf'l X lt i L 1 ww wg, J 7 . ,f V' ff:- 7 , 5' ji rl 1' w 1' 4 l 2' L Vu 'W Www X If , MWIIM M ,w:ffQ4a1,rmK5Wf- ,, H' wr, m,,l'k Nm H w . my ,ww ff' wg ' - J . 12f7 Wang Center. 'Th Q NutCfaC'Qvr Q. 1 V1 . R Ai 'ls' ,NY Mft' V+ QBQLYNCX Weeks ivifacm ,N 4 1 V --mr ' v ' Q nj . Knagfwef vig V 'N WV xv ' A B.. , 1 AKKXZZKJQQJZA .Z A ,' ' I Q'-'3'm.,, .J l 1 4 5' f k Coach Mrs. Lori Clark, Capt. D. Gerani, Capt. V. Agos, Capt. K. Johnson. ,Zi 'B Sh-ip- Q V M ff' V 5mLi fl! ml l'lunaunlnqq tv lL.lllll f ...A V' K. Henrickson, K. Johnson, V. Agos, D. Gerani, K. Baker, J. Giguere, T. Williams, M. Hicks. 4.1 wx. NN-f'x.,1'f'f', - K. K4 - - LMA. .1 44,14 lhe Emergence Of fl Ieelm Boutiette Vernon Briggs Curtis Joubert Coach Bicknell Bergoffen Wunschel Willette Conley Graves Maki Gosselin uulllld Z -en 3 L I Dwi? W'W?'2,4 4 5 J' .RWM 4 f .ag .3 i. . .3 ' V Safari' if K 3-' blffw 4 . s..,.,,,LMuss.h .1 4 U .E-1 Future Tolent Cf E. 3 L' The GREEN MACHINE Donovan Chase Conley Rucker Clchy 4 Coach Ellls Dehaan L h oac Morello Nlewera Jameson Carlson FN. 0 U if X Q- Ai '5 s.. The 1986 J.V. Boys' Basketball team combined the talents of several freshmen and some of the returning players from '85 to finish the season with a 6-8 record. The team consisted of five freshmen and five sophomores, of which Patrick Conley, Jim Chase, Chris Rucker, and Shane Libbey were alternates. The best game of the season was the confrontation with Tahanto, played at Tahanto. The undefeated had a tough 5 point victory over the red hot Sammies during that exciting game. Praise must be given to Coach William Ellis for his work with the boys. One of-the reasons why he is a good coach is that he has every- body play during the games, thus giving the players valuable exper- ience for the future. Y The 1986 junior varsity Suzies introduced several promising playersg as the young team was composed of five freshmen, 6 sopho- mores, and one junior. Alternate players included sophomores Tara Wunschel, Kim Conley, Laurie Berg- offen, Tracey Gosselin, and junior Nicole Curtis. Notable performances were seen this year by junior Nicole Curtis, sophomores Kristen Maki and Kim Conley, and freshmen Kristi Briggs and Leigh Boutiette. One of the best games of the season was the first encounter with Tahanto on January 7. The clincher in this suspenseful game was 5'llH 4 center Kristen Maki's final buzzer I shot, which concluded Sutton's first win of the season. New coach Cindy Bicknell s perseverance helped to mold the girls into one working unit. This season of experience was wrapped up with a 5-IO record. I fi li ? E . A 1 1 K' H f'z Ji- iw ' . x 1 SXIZIES SUCCESS Coach Siska, Tara Wunschel, Barbara Whittier, Kim Conley Nicole Curtis, Laurie Bergoffen, Maura Kennedy, Cathy Stevenson, Carrie Murray, Holly Ustinovich. 9 Q Y ' fv f I g ' 0 . ,-11 ' S 'QQ of t-A r r 1 if r 9: Z '- U .z M :, M1: ffe Q .JL '5 J ' f3 11i'f,f . Y ' -f .whxig , I. . 'W . .ua fj ff M r , I x .. 1? -v 1 . Qtr ,L 'U,,- l ,Xi fv H 4 4 ils in, 5' Ll .l 'ig.., TTUN 34 Illlllllllglq If I ...I MT 5UTTgN 55 T' I , 4X Nobody messes with the GREEN MACHINE!! Bob Brown, Tom Putnam, Mike Cofsky, Dave Carter, Jack Loach Steve Davis, Mike Piercey, Dave Cofsky, Craig Bagley, Pat Conley, Matt Jensen, Jon Anderson, Chris Rucker, Shane Libbey, Jim Chase, Coach Romasco C N MW' 'lU'Iunwy ' -If-vc I A 'wi-f.54'-H-as-hr..--, , up ,MA-. N I Q 7 L1 t M I Tin-4 y SUTTCM Gems Seccnrwd is iS 4,:::x'fQ 57 O'g L W, , , , X LJ, r x A 5 I X xf'L5l,lf 9,4 H' 48 , H ' l xx +ve, a...,.f I sv 2 f 5 -X I E-1 8 1? ff, 1 I if 1 ,I Y' qsxnb 1- 'fv y-- yu.,-iM gf if -mf, 0 Ii s. ,ray HJ gf S ,, fr1,,.,,Av,-,fp J XM, IH , 'f 1 xfw ghds 'flfvrflrfl Y , ,xr V 'x 'LHS 'Trng H 1,1 U , z,.lHgl '!' V ' 1' 'il ff. 'I ' ff fr - T ', 5511 'sr ' ,,,, M, ' 1 ml sy 4 'I' -A ' xv f 1 XR 'I Y' I Y 1117 ' iffx i v 'x -.1 4 ' Ln: ful-:L During the '86 season, the Sammies played superb basketball to gain a I7-4 commulative record. Included in this were the Clark Tour- nament, district final, and D.V C. games. The record for D.V.C. play was I5-2. The Green Machine proved to be an in- domintable force, tying for the first place with Black- stone-Millville. Sutton played against North Brookfield during the first round of the Clark Tournament. However, their Tourney play was halted by losing this difficult game. Since the Sammies had such a terrific record, they qualified for the Division E, District 3finals. On March 3 at Holy Cross, they faced North Brookfield once again. This time, the tables were turned and the Sammies moved on to play Littleton at the Worcester Centrum on March 7. There, they placed runner-up after a close game. Under Coach Romasco's guidance, the Sammies developed into a strong, highly skilled team. Even with the speed and skill of the veteran team members, the Sammies lacked height. This was granted in the form of Matt Jenson, a transfer studeni from Holy Name. This completed the Sutton Line-up which obviously proved to be a well-rounded winning team. The Sutton Suzies played great basketball during their '86 season, finishing with a IO-7 record. They were only one game short to qualify for the district finals. This invincible team included a wide range of talents, and with the help of Coach Joan Siska, they were able to combine these talents to create a well-balanced team. Since the Suzies were friends as well as teamates, they were able to work extremely well with what they had,which undoubtedly was a factor in creating theirmajor successful season. The best games were reportedly the second confrontation with Brom- field, and the face-off with Nipmuc. Of this team, two players were commended for their out- standing performances--Holly Ustinovich and Carrie Murray, respectively, were selected for the first and second D.V.C. All-Star team. ,E iAf f a .', cUTTUy .5 U., rm 34. n if M nun NIS Wvv-wv The 1986 Sutton Ski Club, coor- dinated by Mrs. Licopoli, had a great time on the slopes of MT. Wachusett. Every Thursday night, these members hit the slopes for recreation and excercise at a reduced rate. The Ski Club is composed of Sutton residents' children, regardles of what school they attend. However, a large percentage of the members are from Sutton High School. These excursions provided the club members with a great deal of skiing experience, which proved to be a fun, rewarding asset for many. Down the Slopea X -A .v -gc fig-1-3 V A ,, .,.. . L .. . - H in , ir ., M, -. -Wg A .J 3 ,.,,,f'5 ' . X T z,,.,f..--f:j1IZj,.:?:n'fi:f L ' '- - ff: 1mxf'zv:i:' 1i W F F W -U ,fgg . ,, ..-v-1 wa-,,.,, A L ,.. Mn, M'--f--..,f.....,.. , 1 , . W . We . . -,. .,,4..,.. ', .f .. s,,,,H Q , , ., .. ix., V .Mg ' ' ' - : I Extra! Extra! Read All About lt! For the first time since 1982 S.H.S. has its own school newspaper. Much hard work and many long hours made the HSutton Spiritu a wel- comed HEDITIONH. Editor C. Lavallee had the support and encouragement of many under- classmen. Thanks to Mr. B. Eaton, our pub- lisher and Mrs. Farineau, our advisor, dead- lines were met and the staff was kept from entering a mental institution. Sunun News 8 Report i III. if H. Tamaki, L. Bergoffen, K. Burke, P. Ferreira, P. Conley, J. Jacques, C. Conley A. Lamoureux. Mrs. Farineau, J. Nedoroscik, W. Hicks, C. Lavallee, B. Riel, E. Martin, S. Libbey, C. Dudley, H. Heck. v-- 4l..,,-A-a-W6 ,',, It has been said that good things come in three. For example: the three blind mice, the three wisemen, the three little kittens, the three stoogers, and lesser known trios, however, could be found at Sutton High--the '86 yearbook staff. Although this little band wasn't widely recognized, they were the major factors in compiling this yearbook. Each of these students--Stephanie Love, Jeff Briggs, and Janel Maki--devoted a great deal of their time and effort in order to make this year- book a reality. We Captured it :dll E., I-5. ,. x ffff' X Eff' Mrs. Keegan, advisor, and Christina Grenier, typist, rounded out this high-powered team. Together, these individuals created this 0-' Hun. J R , book, the culmination of inspiration, planning, i W and a lot of hard work Q A 'f - Q ,Q sq i x i l Nw . V , 1 r . R 1 wr? ' QC F1 Ewa ,.x, , at Li! we at L' A ' 'ff' U 'ff l,un.i5, FRN . i '3ll!hnul f lf - ' ',flwMlmQ W .5 -M . . ' N 1 'SJIUJ ,.,,..of-' TE ,aa , . -819 ' . - auf v t 1545 'fu .4 . R. ,. '--i .- g Sutton's choir held a few concerts in 1986. During the Christmas season, they sang holiday songs at Fanueil Hall Marketplace in Boston. And, as is a customary, they sang for graduation. n Being in chorus does not mean to simply sing songs. Chorus members must 0 learn a great deal about music before they can actually sing a song that will be performed. Miss Thatcher taught these students to train their voices, much the same way in which athletes train their bodies. Therefore, the chorus deserves a round of applause for their efforts. -v. 1 I- 1' w R r, TJ Y Q 1 11 4 ' .l - . 4 . ' l .- - I W - . p- , ws, t g 1 1 L... ,S-,, P ' X QE N I t I, slr.. 7.3 x W l ' J' ,Q W ' Wi ? v 1 I After being non-existent for 1 several years, Sutton's school band l finally was regained in '86. Two high school students, several middle school and elementary students were included in it. v T Under Miss Prucha's teaching, the band was ready for concerts in f 9 i l March and May. There were nine types ,X O ,U 'IX 1h of instruments played in these, which ff A53 V ffl the students learned to handle with a Pg, l certain amount of finesse. fix i i I ..: ' i Q . af 0 l H 60 fivfmw anal' Mike Cofsky Lynne Taillfer Janel Maki Cynthia Lavallee Mrs. Johnson, adviser Bob Brown Wendy Broberg Scott Scholten Laurie Bergoffen Diane Rigney Kristen Johnson Beth Riel Elizabeth Morrison Heidi Heck Mrs. Johnson Hideo Tamaki Shane Libbey Jon Anderson Jeff Nedoroscik Kristen Maki Lisa Rucker Judy Jacques 61 1 34455 1986 marked the first year in which the sophomores were invited to join the National Honor Society. Alto- prim gether, II juniors and sophomores were inducted at Pleasant Valley Country Club on Feb. 26, at 6:30 p.m. Highlights of the evening were the audio- visual introductions of the Service Award Presen- tation, and the guest speaker's address. Sidney B. McKean, the Associate Editor of the Worcester Telegram 8 Gazette, spoke on the Mr. David Muraoian thgme, What is SuCCe55? received the '86 Service ffgm 3 humgrgugg yet Award in recognition of realistic approach. hiS devotion to the students of S.H.S., their education, and personal interests. 62 . Ig I X Mr., Q- L nf' 53 4,-4 ,... OCLI 84...Prom i rw 1 x I ,f Q '1 - Q , 'W , -f Q e, ' 65...Sr. Portraits 72...Sr. Candids 78...Spring Sports 82...Sports Banquet 86...C1ass Day 87...Graduation 9O...ADS 0 l'M'7r, U I P' I ring fy, fiiqgk to ' 6 Y ! A . ' nv . ff? rf- f V- 7. 1 ' 1. 1 I -3 1 Y 9 xv, I: ...- ,,. 0234 , .x gf AK ,T CQ-t , 73 1 A ,Tl 'x 1 - A av 4 6 ' - ' X gku.'.i ' 1 ,Q T 2 gli., .,-avi' ,- .lla I I 3, . 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X .p A Q M, , ME 'Jus dl.: 1:15,-V , ,Ljf.'?g,Ej2I3f-3 W,. 1 . . . V ,,.. - .q,v,p A '. ' I. l . , :g,Lf 1 A, sdfff-,Lal 3 f 31 , . Q ., ' 1 amd .ye FW -- Lx ,f B v . MA . R. Queen Court Karen Horne Lauri Blaue Deana Martoeei Leslie Towle Rebecca Piercey camel I 9 vin, fu X 'ing 11,44 A 1 +,f'fA- ,, 9-R 'L 1935 'fig W CAN 153 UIWLQ' g -I-.I 1 X x xx 'X ,xx Xxx X N 5 xx N. X- X, Ns, X X 'x X K sN vsX 'xl llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HAPPENINGS CF '86 .. Halley's Comet returned .. Miss Liberty was renovated .. the space shuttle challenger exploded, killing eight astronauts including the first teacher in space. .. the new school addition was voted on .. the Mass. seatbelt law came into effect .. gasoline prices fell below Sl. for the first time in seven years .. interest rates dipped down to 92 .. unemployment rates dropped to the lowest point they had been in over 20 years.. 88 t ' X 1' ,' s s Anne Keegan Director xl, s xx 5 X . ,I 'I ' Stephanie Love Producer , , Ss I , x Jeff Briggs Asst. Direc r S ss ss , ,I X X X Janel Maki Writer! 1' ff ss Ss X Christina Grenier Typogrfphyf I, XXX, XXX, xxxx I!!! ii if ff! Ss xx ss 29.5.2 ' I X ,I X X XClaSs of '86 f ,I X X ss Class of '87 X L, X XClass of '88 X f X Class of '89 ,I Faculty 'K Administration 'fflllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll --To the teaching staff and admini- stration for their patience, under- standing, and cooperation when class- es were distrubed to take pictures. --To Mr. Grundstrom for cleaning up the itty bitty scraps of paper, lettering, and photos. --To Kathy, Mr. Keegan, and the employ- ees at Keegan Photography for their time and for our portrait and candid photographs. Q . --To all those who supported us finan- cially. --To the class. --To all those on the staff in Septem- ber who helped spark the ideas for this yearbook. --To the Xerox copy machine without which we wouldn't have records. --To Josten's Yearbook Company and their rep. --To Dan Smith for their help in print- ing this fine book. 5 --To the underclassmen. 89 4 1 OIL .0 MARY ABELLI MR. AND MRS. THEODORE L. AGOS MR. BARRY ASTUKEWICZ GENE AND LINDA BAKER BAKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE RAYMOND J. BESSETTE MR. AND MRS. PERRY BRIGGS CAROL-LYNN DANCE STUDIO WR. AND MRS. AUSTIN CARTER MR. AND MRS. THOMAS M. CHUNIS MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS M. CICHY WR. AND MRS. ROBERT CONLEY GEORGE AND PAT KOWSZIK MRS. NARIE JOLLY MR. AND MRS. DAVID B. GRAVISON THE GALLAREE BAND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT JACOUES MR. AND MRS. DAVID M. LOVE LUDVIGSON JEWELERS ANDY AND PAT NEDOROSCIK AND FAMILY REVEREND FRANK O'TOOLE GEORGE AND BEVERLY PELADEAU REALISTIC FINANCIAL SERVICES BOB AND JAN RICHARD ERNIE AND DIANNE RICHARD ELLIS AND NANCY RUSSELL YVETTE AND DAVID PICARD SAMPSON COLOR CENTER MR. AND MRS. GERARD SENECAL DAWN SMITH MR. AND MRS. HARRY SMITH SYLVIA R. SPECK DAVID AND SALLY STEVENSON SUTTON CITIZEN INVOLVED EDUCATION SUTTON MEN'S CLUB BILL AND GAIL TAILLFER ROBERT THADEN MR. AND MRS. THEODORE J. WILLETTE SR MR. AND MRS THEODORE WILLETTE JR. Kd H l'1'njk's.s'io nal I 'II 0 I 0 grap I1 er? Memories Preserved . . . Enduring Phologfaplzs rrzaled by our profesxionalx 4 1 'Jw 350-.. I if , f 1 N -N 'uv , if A A . . r 647 Hain SIl't'c'I ' SlII't'WSfIllIj', , 1lHS.S'Cll'l1IlSl'fI.S' 01545 0 U51 71 845-1234 Q31 Nxshea Wwe. Qkxsa QS X986 cmxek Qqmkq 13.cwcxXXce. 'TEEN 6Dq,d q,q.d 6Uq,cle CIQ-:IL fa! .Ba vallee c73rofh'e rs 492 Genlml Jurnpzfe Suffon, cJ7Ifa ii -if-X 4 smgw ef, 1 '.g - -- ' g , - g MHIQMEH' O: 5 fir'-Q-1 'Ef .Ea 1 5 - I . - ,, -1 - if 'lu - ,, 1 - 4 - ie:-l millbury savings b F 109 Elm St Mlllbury 865 5811 Route 1116 Mlllbury 865 9153 we re rooted here ff? 1111 ' -ff ...-.v Mem Er DIC Y ' . an f l l 4 - - il .,,. . - -I Q'-f .il - .1 'F o ,,- N-f' S kr at-A Y - wilx Y Y Vi -ff, :Air Gongratulatlons GLASS GF S6 New Gmglemd Newspeper Supple Ce. Ge1lr.9eO Hvcrwue fVuHburQ, M9 UISQ7 IVHILD Lg MH ' LlJheetom,IL ' UpIemcJ,CH 0 DeIIeS,TX 0 R II GH N BETT STEPHEN BENJAMIN R0 ER L STE HEN 164104666 SUTTON CHUS TELE HO 865 9543 Well stand on our heads to care for all your Insurance needs AUTO IIUME BUSINESS LIFE N I B C, RE L C E KG. R E M SS TS 1 I o Eaton Farm Products 9511198 Ganches Burbank Road Sutton Ma 865 5235 YY YYY wnqwtulatwns SENJUBS DEER POLYMER CORP HOLDEN gym! flfihdey 'ff' in fha ggggggffg Class of I986 from the Wlamhaug Biuision cON'kI1CNt'5 of ,.!.- ' S- lniemal Mecficme j ax' U88 n'UVidQOCl 'R:rNP1Kl. 5Ui'l0N Ceniwy ICI G ICI GR s n 01527 16171 abs 2202 C6171 8651421 1 I Q , I O 1 188 Rie. 146 Mu. B ess - B ess - Mohr Electrrcul Inc Contracting Engrneerlng Conunennal tndustnal lnghhng Mannenance 100 North Street Worcester, Ma. 01605 t6I7y 752-5662 756-5553 C 2O and millburg ' ard merrurg Your Complete Automotive Center -FORD CARS-MERCURY CARS- -FORD TRUCKS- SALES SERVICE PARTS AUTO BODY SHOP Auburn Ma 632 6261 DAILY RENTALS LONG TERM LEASES Your Value Leader for over 63 Years PANACCIONE BUIIDERS INC IOE PANACCIONE PRES SUTTON MASSACHUSETTS BUILDING REMOOELING EXCAVATION LANOSCAPI NG CONCRETE FOUNOATIONS WILKINSONVILLE MA OI59O 617865 309O 6 P-0- Box 245 1 BIT 865 5518 Reed Plastics Carp. CUNGIQATULATIUNS To The Class Of 1986! Holden, Md I 'NTP answers yo e ds - ron All - Whether it moos or gruntsmcackles, baas A or neighs, you'll find the right feed for g ' it at your local Agway. Agway has A - a wide variety of rations for ani- ' .Wi H L 'A mals and fowl of all types, plus ' 'N the experience and know-ho to help you feed correctly. Con- tact your local Agway store or ,fa representative. ,ff-A-W r W, Good luck Joelle' Wile's Agway lill WEST MAIN ST. NORTHBOROUGH MA 01532 Grafton Agway RTE l22 GRAFTON MA O l 5 I9 ftifixs BANK of BOSTON WORCESTER S70 I11lllbUl'y, ma . OI527 lLAlDlK IDIIQIESA BURBANK ROAD SUTTON MASSACHUSETTS 01527 l617 l 865 3735 ev r gi 14! LQ, b 2 N 4 3 '-5 xx MX 16 1 XM, ,f N52 :' F, :Fvf by J Nfi' X 5 Q F. ff 1,1 U 7 o W 1 'RS 1 'lf X X i. Nix QNX ' 2 1 N Q 9 I . 100 NICHOLSON Real Estate mo COME TO OUR HOUSE 3 9 EOR THE HElP YOU HEEO IIE WITH YOURS 865 1111 RESIDENTIAL LAND INCOME FINANCIAL ADVISE COMMUNITY INFORMATION 151 eos1oN no surron MA ssnvmc surron AND QD MLS sunnounomc Towns We Q3 c Kccics Qccsuxg 'X Hx cm. mwxmucq , Imax -Q To me cuss or 1986 C I L 593953 Congratulatlons and Best Hlshes for Success qfhafevefz aa wofolh dauvy al all 64 uwflfh Jamey we!! 0 ,here th, 'yt' Q' A 1: I z , I - 0 O O O REAUOP ' O U llilulldllnrg. l lI,uc1:l1n:uUpI f',':::-Isgsnppualr I. .J .---::::::::::'.'I, , in.: . xx ' 'T -S-f - , : -gcs iw High School T. . Q E., - ' E '.' U.C. ,c,,c- I .H-.C ces 515 i-'feasawi 'L '- A J-2, Half! 7 :V If 9 0 9 0 J! o CONGRATULATIONS MN-CYXXCMYX 1986i THB V- Whitney AND Aggngy P If E A S A N INSURANCE VIEW ass 445.3 PEB: Mlllbury Mass FINN S PHARMACY COUNTRY GIFTS 8 3 9 - 3 3 L+ 6 OU W DISTINCTIVE 596 Providence Rd , So Grafton SUTTON SQUARE O 15 6 O ss oflll FAMILY DINING 91' Q f CATERING FOR A I. OCCASIONS - F L ?fR'i'??TRSRA3EE5i'5'TS C I 0 S S C3l'l'l6,S Corner Restaurant Don's Lock 8. Key JEFFREY A. KLEWIEC PROVIDENCE ROAD 16171 865-9835 SUTTON,MA.0l527 r e Fitzpatrick Real Estate Bglc5i5I1E'hFltZpatFlCk Miligurglillau 0152 au n LAWN 8. GARDEN SUPPLY C0 EQUIPMENT 225 Mann Street South Grafton Mass 865 4278 Soles 81 Servuce C6175 865 6558 p 7 gaudy 8 san MILLBUFSj4Mh2Ag:5S2E AUTO BODY COLLISION SPECIALISTS Brad and Kart Beaton Owners Hallock 'farm 'lllorgans 'em 865 5900 Home O, Waseeka S show, me 56 Waters Road Sutton MA 01527 Joan M Jenem M naiie Sutton Squa e Rout 146880 ton Rd S tto MA 0152 617f865 1484 Y PULYCLAD LAMINATES INC Quallty Makes the Dlfference KIRFAB 4, Portable Welding Servlces 95 Mlllburfy St 839 3572 Grafton, MA 01519 PREMILJMS 81 INCENTIVES JOHN E JENSEN 64 GRIGGS RD .JENSEN ASSOCIATES SUTTON MAO1527 TE enfees 3269 DIRECT FACTORY PEPPESENTATlVES - . . 6 C fu . , ' E3 t . 1 . . f. Q 5 0 . rr . 1 1- ' I v - F a r A - WCIS Worcester County Institution for Savings E . . r . e v s .. u n. 7 N . A 1 l MARIE SEIBERTH A FRIEND ELENA BRIGGS A FRIEND MR AND MRS JAMES FOSKETT MRS JAMES MCNAMARA A FRIEND BOB AND CRYSTAL BACHAND Rugs Barber Shop ROBBINS GARDEN CENTER 28 SUTTON AVE OXFORD MA 01540 Solo Florlst Inc Russell s Flower Shop DAN AND PAT ROBBINS SUTTON CENTER STORE TOM'S VARIETY Singletary Ave Providence Rd Sutton Polrce Assocmtron Faunce Cerner Rd. StUgrt'g Plaza Dartmouth, Ma. Swansea, Ma, 99A-8400 674-Sedo Ilan Swu Diamond Mine HEigger and Better Diamonds For Lessn 0 une Clas- of E, t of Luck Linda A Bill Ustinovich llarback Rd Sutto Mym kafimfaf efzokvfw qekag lldu stf ies Affiliated Counselors Services Buffum's Drug Store 79 Worcester St., Grafton 102 Church St., Whitinsville Ted Agos--Willagos Photographers Charlie's Fruit 85 Town Farm Rd, Sutton Providence St., Wilkinsonville HCongratulations, Class of '86W nGood Luck to the Class of 19B6.N Lt. and Mrs. Clarence I. Alger Ray and Lois Cofsky Auburn...Millbury Plastic Craft Jeff and Marmha Cole Shop Magic Brush Silvermine Farm, Sutton 238 Millbury Ave., Millbury Devoe's T.V. Bek's Welding 214 Millbury Ave., Millbury Main St., Machaug Donovan's Ice Cream J.D. Bouquet and Sons, Inc. Canal St., Millbury Main St., Manchaug Mr. and Mrs. James C. Graves and Family Paul K. Boutiette Refrigeration 153 Grafton St., S. Grafton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hicks Cliff And Liz Briggs King Bus, Inc. 19 Holt Rd., Manchaug P.O. Box 249, Manchaug HBest of Luck Linda.H Love Always, Bruce. 105 LEIMYQ Rte 146, Sut on Lemieux's Canal St , Millhury lnc Fashion Shop, Church St Whitinsville Louis HBest of luck Class B6 6 Mrs Merle MacNeil NU England Services Rte 146, Sutton O'Shea's Furniture Co Singletary Ave , Sutton Pleasant Valley Beauty Boutique Tanning Salon 1B Howe Ave , Millhury Putnam Sheet Metal R01 West Sutton Rd Sutton REALTY WDRLD Blackstone Valley Realty Rte 146, Sutton Square Mall AF 8 re Richard J Rafferty Sr 365 Putnam Hill Rd , Sutton 'omething Extra at Sutton Square Slain s Country Store 663 Central Turnpike, Sutton '-Skirt Ci y B lin S Sut on Q,,i9n Vern A J 1 1 2 Pill . Sutton School Pefionne Sheena and Richard Baker and Eric Mr and Mrs Gerard E Bachand David and Sheila Basque Janice and David Boule Mr and Mrs Charles J Carlson Edward Chomka and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs and Francis Dudley William Ellis Henry Earineau Veto Filipkowski Edward F Grant Michael Hood Kelton Johnson Beverly Mr and Deborah Janna Kozik Barbara and Mr and Mrs Carl and Anne Licopoli Cecile Merchant DU an and David Muradian David K Muradian Jr 11 and and and and and Joyce A Sutton Mrs and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Thomas F Keegan Benon Kozik Paul Lamontagne Michael Leonard James H O'Dea Richard Trudell Michel R Perron Frank R Woelfel William Brosnihan Ettamarna THANK YOU ADVERTISERS PATRONS W6 ,bo Mimi ' I HW? New ALM Afm sf fi S05 ,. W Q , . JWM5? Q can . E iQi,ifW6Ef Mgygwqgo X53 V1 .JZ ., kaacli-Ov G of ff gk? filmw 'Wmgg 2 5 'F QQQFKINMQW Q SW W JW 5 M M152 Wwwwwwf me ky W3 AZ? Q ' BLADE WWUAAEUU C.gbsSYw',,w Q Ju XJ Relive GU r Pai-Bk X! 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